This week back in 1835, the fledgling newspaper The Sun started publishing a sensational series of stories about the discovery of life ... on the moon. Hear about how New Yorkers bought outright lies about lunar unicorns and man-bats, then reach for the drink "Under the Desk," an ode to reckless journalism concocted by Sam Burr at New York City bar Louis 649.

Guests of Honor: TV on the Radio

Brooklyn indie collective TV on the Radio has melded pop and experimental music into one of the most prominent sounds of the last five years. Their 2008 release "Dear Science" was named Album of the Year by Rolling Stone magazine and a slew of others, and this year's "Nine Types of Light" continues to draw critical adulation, while adding more love songs to the mix.

As the band readies for this weekend's tour launch (culminating in a headlining gig at the Hollywood Bowl), frontmen Tunde Adebimpe and Kyp Malone tell Rico about crowd-pleasing, Bowie fatigue, and flamingo milk.

To hear much more from TV on the Radio — plus a song from Stephen Malkmus and Brendan's discovery of the cake to end all cakes — head to www.dinnerpartydownload.org for the full show.